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by sveme 8d ago
Really busy, from satellite constellation tasking to planet and co basemaps to the sentinel family to aerial imagery to helicopters, drones and even blimps. They all have their unique combination of cost, resolution, area coverage, revisit
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by sveme 17d ago
It’s more likely that the rise of the populist right (or left, like Melenchon) will lead to the destruction of the EU. They do not want reform, they want to go back to the fifties.
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by sveme 2mo ago
Doubtful, honestly, though from what you described with Berlin, this feels like more of a problem of Berlin being a very transient city. A lot of people never fully settling there, especially so called expats, despite living there for decad
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by sveme 2mo ago
What do you mean with „Germans“? In my friends group, in my son‘s football club, in school, most kids have a so called migration background, but the parents are mostly second generation and mostly assimilated. So what?
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by sveme 2mo ago
That's a very Berlin-centric observation. Berlin is special; it's hard to extrapolate to the rest of the country.
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by sveme 2mo ago
Well, the No vote triggered some adjustments, so this is indeed relatively democratic. What would be the alternative?
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by sveme 3mo ago
Which is when we'd enter economic warfare between the EU and US, something which no one wants to experience. If that were realistically threatened, and we've seen motions in that direction, it's about political and economical
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by sveme 3mo ago
It's obviously a loosing battle. You're thinking of elaborate attackers, I'm thinking of your common policeman or scammer. Not great security, but might be able to solve the easyness problem introduced by GenAI. Out of curios
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by sveme 3mo ago
Really good points, thank you for pointing this out. What I'm mostly thinking of is the usage in e.g., social media. There will be efforts to do what you suggest, but for your typical facebook user and scammers, this might help with th
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by sveme 3mo ago
Why police (and media) cameras aren‘t forced to use camera hardware signing, aka content credentials, is beyond me.
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by sveme 3mo ago
What's your suggested alternative? Would you say that American democracy is broken or democracy in general?
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by sveme 4mo ago
Worked there ten years ago. Good company, well run, privately owned, employees getting a share of the success. Jack Little has steered that ship well.
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by sveme 4mo ago
I think the seawater bit is really relevant here. Only understood the importance of this when I saw the seawater part.
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by sveme 4mo ago
"Immersed". The channel tunnel was bored below the sea floor.
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Content credentials – hardware signing of photo and video cameras(contentcredentials.org)
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by sveme 5mo ago
Why is the Content Credentials Standard [1] not more supported? It's basically hardware-signing of images, which would make it fairly straightforward to identify AI-generated content. Needs to be supported by smartphones, of course. [1
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by sveme 5mo ago
Don‘t take it personally, you might be right in your extreme position, but this feels like a horrible take on what it means to be human.
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by sveme 5mo ago
Multipolar doesn't mean replacement of hegemon. It's also two different things, you might be right that China, Russia or the EU would be worse as a hegemon, but that doesn't imply that it wouldn't happen. Being a realist
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by sveme 5mo ago
Do you really think the American empire is never to be challenged? Everything and everyone goes down after a while. Whether it‘s now is unclear, though the active resentment against the US is unprecedented. Sadly, your comment lacks any sub
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by sveme 5mo ago
Interestingly, China is succeeding because it isolated itself partially from US big tech. That enabled them to build their domestic companies. If you give free reign to US companies, they‘re going to swoop up any competition early on. The
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by sveme 5mo ago
Trump is all that‘s needed for that. The Greenland saga alone was sufficient. And then he attacked Iran.
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by sveme 6mo ago
Are you implying that this is Germany getting ready to invade Poland?
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by sveme 6mo ago
It was already a thing back when I was doing compulsory service (end of the nineties), but no one cared and no one was ever asked for it.
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by sveme 6mo ago
Sorry, irrelevant to what you‘re saying, but Germany has 85 mio inhabitants. You might mistake it for Poland.
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by sveme 6mo ago
There's a fairly non-invasive way to do age verification: ID cards that connect to a smartphone app that only provide a boolean age verification to the requesting service. Requesting service can be anonymous to the ID app and the reque
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by sveme 6mo ago
The commission is checked by the parliament is checked by the council is checked by the commission. Most other national organizations only have one check - Germany, for example, only has the Bundesrat as a check of the Bundestag.
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by sveme 6mo ago
So in summary: because the law was avoided today, the EU needs to be abolished? Weird take. You can see it the other way around, without the EU, Denmark and others would have already implemented ChatControl in their country. This is driven
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by sveme 6mo ago
The strait was navigable until three weeks ago. There are very few conceivable paths towards reestablishing this. This is absolutely not the same effective result.
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by sveme 6mo ago
Don't understand this - you can go spec -> test -> implementation and establish the test loop. Bit like the v model of old, actually.
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by sveme 6mo ago
Anthropic's domain usage (there's claude.com, claude.ai, console.anthropic.com, platform.claude.com, claudecode.io forwarding to codeagents.app which errors) and authentication approach have been lacking a lot; hope this isn'

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